Commands

Gives every agent that can edit a git worktree of its own, runs a project's setup script with its own port range, kills what an agent left running, removes an agent's worktree and branch once the session merges it, and tidies other merged branches on demand with /tidy

After a turn that edited files or ran commands, Haiku lists the choices Claude made that you did not state. Mark each right or wrong, add a note, and send the corrections back as one prompt. Starts off: /assumption-check on turns it on

An Enhance button above the prompt: Haiku rewrites your draft to name the skills that fit, the questions Claude should ask first and what done looks like. It never submits; Send does. Starts off: /prompt-enhancer on turns it on

Hides secrets in tool results before Claude reads them: the secret values of every .env and .env.* from your session's folder up to the drive root, and anything that looks like a secret (KEY=VALUE under a secret name, passwords in URLs, private keys, JWTs, AWS keys, Kubernetes Secrets); tells Claude how to use them without printing them

Status line score 0-100 for how good a moment it is to /compact now, with reasons; offers a ready /compact that keeps goal, decisions, leftovers and paths, and adds that template to every compaction. Never compacts by itself.

Keep prompts aside as drafts of the session. End a prompt with ;; to save it instead of sending it, then /drafts to put one back in the prompt box.

Keeps long sessions going through API errors and rate limits: resubmits after a backoff when idle, waits out rate limits with a countdown, never loops, and stops the moment you type.

Every prompt you type gets a quiet second read: without changing your words, a hidden note gives Claude the goal in one line, the likely scope, the project's checks to keep green, and what done means. Haiku only for vague prompts; See, Undo and Off in the band.

Docs that went stale because of this turn's changes: changed names, flags, env vars and config keys are looked up in the docs, and Jev reads each section against the new code.

Keeps changes on task: every edit is judged by Jev against your last request (and Claude's plan) in a few hundred ms; drive-by changes go back to Claude.

Keeps credentials out of your code, your shell commands and Claude's context: blocks hard-coded secrets in edits, asks before commands with literal keys, redacts secrets from tool results and flags them in prompts.

Redacts secrets and PII from every row Claude Code stores, before the model reads it and before the transcript keeps it. Reach L0: no network, no processes, no files.

Prompt cache status band (c / ctx / rwc / sc / plan limits) with hover help, cold-send guard, keep-warm, /board, /handoff that also picks up handoff files, and an autonomous mode that clears and continues each handoff. Fork of Cache Keeper by Nate Herk.

/effort-next raises effort low → medium → high → xhigh → low, skipping max; bind it to a key with command:effort-next

Bookmarks and vim-style marks inside Claude Code conversations: mark a line, jump back, keep a reading position, browse your prompts, and let Claude cite earlier places as clickable links.

Redacts API keys, tokens, private keys and .env secrets from tool output before the transcript stores it and before the model reads it.

A knowledge graph across your Claude Code sessions. Each session records its topics and files; when another session covers the same ground you get an alert, and /graph can pull its findings into the one you are in.

Kessoku Ultimate Bocchi Theme: a Bocchi the Rock!-inspired charcoal-and-pink skin for all of Claude Code (an engine theme plus every render site), a live Kessoku Band panel with the band on stage as animated pixel-art sprites under spotlights and their subagents as songs on a setlist (solo any member) and band subagent types Claude can delegate to by name, and themed Cache Tax, Blast Radius...

Know whether your auto-memory index loaded whole. Reports the index's size against a limit you set at every session start, names the entries past the cut, and warns when a session pushes it over.

Memory pairs in a pane. Sixteen face-down cards, eight matching pairs; press a card's letter to turn it, find its twin, finish in as few turns and as little time as you can. Best of each kept. Zero tokens.

Enforce the style rules Claude keeps ignoring: banned words and phrases, a comment-density cap on added code, and files that must not gain comments. Rules live in .claude/style-cop.md and are both shown to Claude and enforced on edits.

Sudoku in a pane. Three levels with one solution each, move with w a s d, type a digit, undo, a hint when stuck, and a clock that pauses when the pane closes. Best time per level kept. Zero tokens.

Typing race in a pane. A line of code appears, you type it; every character colors right or wrong as you go, and Enter scores words per minute and accuracy. Last ten runs and your best kept. Zero tokens.

A side panel that keeps what a conversation leaves open: questions, your tasks, findings and unfinished asks